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What can the Church hierarchy do to help one obtain salvation? Three Things
Reforming the Clergy
Educating Clergy
Care for souls (Cura Animarum)
What are the 4 medieval Christian beliefs?
-apostles creed
-Ten Commandments
-Lord's Prayer
-Marian Prayer
What is the Marian Prayer?
Ave Maria and Salve Regine
What are the virtues that they believe in?
Theological Virtues, Four Cardinal Virtues, Seven Heavenly Virtues
What are the Corporal Works of Mercy?
Feed the hungry, give drink to the thirsty, clothe the naked, shelter the homeless, visit the sick, visit the imprisoned, bury the dead
What are the Spiritual Works of Mercy
Instruct the ignorant, counsel the doubtful, admonish sinners, bear wrongs patiently, forgive offences willingly, comfort the afflicted, pray for the living and the dead.
What are the seven sacraments?
-Baptism
-Confirmation
-Penance (Confession)
-Eucharist (Communion; Lord’s Supper)
“figure”  “substance”; ca.1140; dogma, 1215
-Extreme Unction (Last Rites)
-Holy Orders
-Marriage
What is the treasury of merits?
the superabundant satisfaction of Christ for human sins and the excess of merit of the saints which according to Roman Catholic theology is effective for salvation of others and is available for dispensation through indulgences
What is the Intercession of Saints?
when dead saints and angels are praying for you
What is the Marian Devotion?
- emphasizing Mary in religion
What is the Basilica?
-a roman building that has roman/Greek architecture features
What is the Nave?
- the inside of the pillars/central location
Aisles
-our outside the nave
What is the Narfex
its the back of the Church
What is the choir?
above the transept
What is the Apse?
the circle part of the basilica and has a altar
What is the ambitory?
walking place around the Apses
What is the Clerestory?
the windows that are up high
What is Romanesque architecture?
rounded archs, rounded vaulting, higher up and thicker walls
What is Gothic Architecture?
- has a pointed arch
-Buttresses- a support that provide for larger windows that make for more light and
thinner walls
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Who is Benedict of Nursia?
-wrote in Monte Cassino
- Wrote the Rule
-rules for Monks
-Stability (vows)
- Opus Dei - work for God
- made monks do physical labor

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What are some of the accomplishments of Monasticism?
-preserved texts related to scripture
- Started schools(liberal arts
--Developed Agriculture
-Created Missions
-Needed to be reformed like the Church
What is the Cluniac Reform?
- go back to BenedictineRule
-William 1 of Aquitatine
- started monk places
- made the Pope the authority over monks
- abbots are given higher authority than monks
-grows to 1000 monasteries
Who the Premonstratensians?
secular clergy that are ordained and live under rule
Who are the Cistercians?
-started in Citeaux
-wanted a Benedictine renewal
-Beranard of Clairvaux was the most popular
-known for seclusion, asceticism, and simplicity
Who are the Friars?
-Started by Francis(Saint of Animals)
-was a Mendicant order
- are defenders of orthodoxy
What is the Mendicant order?
-monks do not own property
-they are beggars
What are the two issues of possessions for the Friars?
Conventual - Servant worthy of hire
Observants - no place to lay his head
Poor Clares and Tertiaries
Second Order of the Friars and the Third Order of the Friars
Dominicans
order of Preachers
-Black Friars - wore black clothes
-Begging
-Stopped Heresy
Raymond Lull
-went to Tunis where he created colleges to convert people to Christianity
John of Monte Corvino
was a Franciscan missionary, traveller and statesman, founder of the earliest Roman Catholic missions in India and China, and archbishop of Peking, and Patriarch of the Orient.